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Category Archives: vegetables
The bitter wind of Brussels sprouts
It’s that time again; that most controversial of vegetables is appearing in UK shops. I am referring of course to Brussels sprouts, feared and hated by some, lauded by others. Not only is it peak growth season for sprouts but, … Continue reading
Posted in bitter taste, brussels sprouts, Christmas, francis crick, glucosinolates, Guest posts, vegetables, vitamin C, vitamin K, windiness of sprouts
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Suburban Garden: Eggplant and Kale [6]
Across several states in the central and southwestern US, this has been one of the hottest, driest years on record, with no sign of improvement any time soon. South Texas is no exception to this trend, and I don’t venture … Continue reading
Posted in art journals, drought, Gardening, vegetables
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